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GHNHRAL INDEX 
TO THE 
WILTSHIRE 
Archvological and Aatural History Alagazine, 
VOLS. IX. to XVI. 
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Abbeston, alias Tichborne, Chapelry, 
x. 318. 
Abbodeston, or Abbotston (Brench 
and Dole Hund.), xii.14,30, ; xiii. 
115, 
—— (Elstub and Everleigh 
Hund.) See Winterbourne and 
Rolleston, 
(Frustfield Hund.) xiii, 117. 
Abele tree ( Bot.) xiii. 192. 
Abingdon, meaning of name, xy. 95. 
Aborigines of Great Britain, the, 
xvi. 158. 
of Wiltshire. See Wiltshire, 
Earliest Inhabitants of. 
Abury. See Avebury. 
- near Rood Ashton, xiii. 334. 
Accat, meaning of the word, xy. 169. 
Accessary, definition of an, xiv. 211. 
Account-book, ancient domestic, xy. 
144, 
Achillea, (Bot.), x. 186. 
Acleton, Free Chapel at, xii. 376. 
Acotyledones (Bot.), xiv. 307. 
Adams, Rey. J., xiv. 119. Onthe 
opening of a barrow near Great 
Shefford, xi. 137. On the Geology 
of theValley of the Kennett,xi.268. 
Adams, Professor W. G., xiv. 117. 
Adders-tongue (Bot.), xiv. 319. 
Adventurers, the Merchant, ix. 
142. 
Afglesford, meaning of name, xv. 
97. 
Aithandum. See Ethandunum. 
Afferton, Free Chapel at, xii. 380. 
Aggeration, xvi. 120. 
Agriculture of Wiltshire. See Wilt- 
shire. 
The use of lime, marl, and 
shell sand in, xiv. 116. 
Geology in reference to, xiv. 
118. 
Agrimony (Bot.). 
mony. 
Agrostis (Bot.), xiv. 286. 
Aira (Bot.), xiv. 288. 
Ajuga (Bot.), xii. 103. 
Akermar, J. Y., don., x. 328. On 
the Malmesbury Charter, ix. 7. 
On Stonehenge, xvi. 130. 
The late, his works, xiv. 235, 
Alberye. See Avebury. 
Alcadee (Ornith.), xii. 168. 
Aldborne, or Aldburn, xii. 18. Dedi- 
cation of Church, xv. 99. Church 
a 
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